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#1902 15/12/02 03:35 PM
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Campino
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Does anybody know, what the channel mode +C means?

I know that +c supresses color codes, but what is +C for?

#1903 15/12/02 03:49 PM
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depends on the network you're on
on mine C forbids cyrilic encoded nicknames to enter the channel

#1904 15/12/02 03:54 PM
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The +|-C channel mode prevents any CTCP's - they will be rejected.
Example:
/mode #mIRC +C
/ctcp #mIRC version
This mode is not available on all networks.

#1905 15/12/02 03:56 PM
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Yep, depends.. or...
C = No CTCPs allowed in the channel

#1906 15/12/02 08:59 PM
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Try this:

/quote help cmode, or cmodes

#1907 15/12/02 10:39 PM
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all I get is a list but no describtion

#1908 15/12/02 10:48 PM
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You can go to IRCd's website to find out, or download IRCd and check the docs.

Type /quote version for info.

#1909 16/12/02 03:46 AM
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best is ask tour admin network
"what is +C modes mean on Channel ???"
coz most of here is come from defferent network

like my network is hybrid
different people maybe different network
smile

#1910 19/12/02 01:14 AM
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mode +C (or +c) is not defined by the official IRC protocol (RFC 1459,2810-2813). However the protocol allows addition of new modes by servers/networks.

I would suggest some networks added +C but this doesn't seem to exist on Undernet, which is the only network I know of.

Last edited by Merlin; 19/12/02 05:55 AM.
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The RFCs 2810-2813 are not "official IRC protocols", they're made by IRCnet for IRCnet only.


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